Episode 2 Comic Relief Does Glee Club

-Last time on Glee Club...

-You guys absolutely nailed it.

..M.A.D., The Sweets, Encore, Resonate

and Raveheart all made it through to the heats.

Your opening was great!

Today, eight more acts sing and dance their hearts out

for a place in the next round and the pressure's on!

This is Comic Relief Does Glee Club 2013.

Hello and welcome back to Comic Relief Does Glee Club

and the second of our judges' auditions.

Last time, we saw eight groups battle it out

for a place in the studio heats, but only five made it through.

Today, eight more will sing

and dance in front of the judges for the chance to perform again

in the heats on this very stage in front of a live audience.

The search for Britain's best young glee club took us all over the UK.

Let's have a look back at some of the acts who came to visit us

on the Comic Relief Does Glee Club tour.

Naomi and judge John Modi travelled up and down the country

in search of the very best glee clubs Britain has to offer.

# And I'm gonna praise you I'm gonna praise you... #

The journey started in Newcastle,

where they checked out

the cream of the Northeast's performing talent...

..before heading across the water to Belfast.

Today, we're in Glasgow.

Next up was Glasgow, with Scottish groups eager to wow John with

more incredible performances.

You're excited that we are finding talent in Glasgow.

I'm very excited about Glasgow, love it.

The mission continued south of the border in sunny Manchester.

-I feel excited.

-The talent kept on coming with Cardiff the next stop.

# Tonight, I gotta cut loose footloose... #

Last on the hit list was the capital, London...

There's a whole hive of activity out here.

..where even more glee clubs turned up and didn't disappoint.

# Tonight's gonna be a good good night... #

The standard was amazing, but it was down to John to select

the top 24 groups that would perform again here at the judges' auditions.

Now, keeping an eye on the proceedings

and making those all-important decisions were our resident judges.

Let's meet the people who will decide the fate of our groups

and look out for some special guests.

Carrie and David are two of the UK's best known celebrity vocal coaches.

-That was really good. I love your energy.

-Breathtaking.

They've worked with a whole host of artists from The Spice Girls

and Take That to The Saturdays.

Celebrity vocal and performance coach John has worked with

a variety of stars, from Leona Lewis to Olly Murs and Alexandra Burke.

He's also worked on top shows like The Voice and X Factor.

Offering additional advice to the groups will be West End star

and X Factor winner Joe McElderry. He's recorded four albums

and his debut single The Climb topped the UK charts.

Soul singer and presenter Dionne Bromfield.

She's been nominated for a MOBO award, has recorded two albums

and finds time to present CBBC's Friday Download.

And X Factor finalist and TV presenter Stacey Solomon.

Not only has she wowed audience with her voice,

she's also a regular star on our TV screens.

Of the many groups that applied for Comic Relief Does Glee Club,

only the top 24 made it to the judges' auditions.

Today, eight of those hopefuls will perform,

but only five can go through to the studio heats.

So, let's meet the first act who will face the judges.

First up, we have Excellar8 from Stockport.

They caught my attention in Manchester.

I love these kids.

They are...as far as the cuteness factor, they've got it.

Lots of young ones. They are full of life.

When they finish, I'm just like...

I feel energised, big smile on my face, and they have a big sound.

-Has anything gone wrong on the run-up to today?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Somebody lost their voice.

-Who's lost their voice?

Not lost her voice, but she's got a sore throat.

You're taking over today. And when did this all happen?

-Today.

-Today?! Let's get you on stage, show them what you're made of.

Hope it goes really well!

# Give me a second, I I need to get my story straight... #

Lovely!

# ..And my lover she's waiting for me just across the bar

# My seat's been taken by some sunglasses asking about a scar

-# I know I gave it to you months ago

-Ah ah ah

# I know you're trying to forget

# But between the drinks and subtle things

# The holes in my apologies You know

# I'm trying hard to take it back

# So if by the time the bar closes

# And you feel like falling down

# I'll carry you home

# Tonight

# We are young

# So let's set the world on fire

# We can burn brighter than the sun

# Tonight

# We are young

# So let's set the world on fire

# We can burn brighter than the sun

# Tonight. #

THEY APPLAUD

-You could hear a bit of nerves in their voice?

-Um...

I just think Jess is not very well today.

The last minute change has slightly thrown her.

Alicia, who stepped in for her...

she was more than happy to and she was on the ball.

Very well done. I loved your soloists.

Their voices were beautiful.

The ensemble, I felt was like a game of two halves.

The first half was a little sloppy.

And then we got to the second half and you suddenly locked in

and then we got what you were really about.

-So, well done for that.

-ALL: Thank you.

Great song choice. You sang it really well.

You are cuter than the cutest thing in cute town.

And I felt that it got better and better as it went on.

I think technically, there were little bits that weren't

perfect, but there's something about you that really makes me happy.

You've got a lovely energy that you bring to the stage

and you give off as you perform.

It didn't really matter about anything that wasn't just

quite perfect cos you're just so lovely to watch.

You had that last minute change,

which must have been quite hard to handle.

-How did you cope?

-Fine.

-You enjoyed yourself.

-And how was your solo?

-Loud.

-Do you think you did as well as you could have done?

-Yeah.

-They were smiling.

-Good.

That's always nice when they smile back at you.

I think they're going to be one of those that we deliberate over.

I still like them.

I look at the chemistry, I look at the personality,

-the performance, the stage presence.

-And how they make you feel.

Some of them are more polished and technically better,

but are you then losing the authenticity of a group like that

and is that a nice thing to have?

Good afternoon. You guys look really cool.

'Next, we have Fresh from Glasgow.

'I'm pretty sentimental about these guys.

'They remind me of S Club Juniors.'

-Is there anything you're very worried about today?

-The harmonies.

The harmonies.

-Why? Have they been going wrong in rehearsal?

-Sometimes.

-Sometimes we get them.

-So, either you get it, or you miss it?

-Yeah.

So try and get it today. You'll get it!

-Any little group thing you want to do before you go in?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

F-f-f-f-f-resh!

# Don't stop moving' to the funky, funky beat

# Don't stop moving to the funky, funky beat

# DJ got the party started There's no end in sight

# Everybody's moving to the rhythm that's inside

# It's a crazy world but tonight's the right situation

# Don't get left behind

# I can feel the music moving through me everywhere

# Ain't no destination Baby, we don't even care

-# There's a place to be

-If you need the right education

# Let me take you there

# And just go

# With the magic, baby

# I can see it there in your eyes

# Let it flow

# Stop the waiting

# Right here on the dance floor is where you gotta let it go

# Don't stop movin'

# Can you feel the music?

# DJ's got us going around, around

# Don't stop movin'

# Find your own way to it

# Listen to the music

# Taking you to places that you've never been before, baby, now

# Don't stop moving to the funky, funky beat

# Don't stop moving to the funky, funky beat. #

THEY APPLAUD

Your actual vocal sound together is really good.

You sound like you've sung together for a long time.

And that really works. That's one of your big strengths.

Your timing is a bit of an issue. You're rushing a bit.

Some tuning issues in the harmony, but as a group,

that sound that you produce is really unmatched

and the energy that you give off,

-you just put a smile on my face and that's the effect you have.

-I agree.

Song choice was great and the dance routines, the vocals,

-everything just matched really well. Well done.

-ALL:

-Thank you.

Well done, guys.

You enjoyed that!

-Are you happy?

-So much fun.

-You really enjoyed it?

-Yes!

-What was the best thing about that?

-They said the harmonies were good!

Yay!

And what did you think about when they told you that you might

-need to slow down at points?

-Yeah.

I quite like some parts but when we were going off musically,

-it was...

-Did you hear it happening as you were doing it?

-Yeah.

-Did you?

-It was cos we were excited.

-Yeah.

-It was all constructive criticism.

-Exactly.

-You're going to take that away and work on it?

-Yeah.

I think the timing was off in the dance. They haven't changed.

-They're rushing.

-It's because they have so much energy.

-The question is, are they ready?

-They're very young.

I've noticed that and you've been watching them too.

-But I haven't seen anything like that.

-I think that is the appeal.

-I haven't seen anything like them and their blend is great.

-It is.

-I really like their blend.

-Like it.

# Don't stop movin' to the funky, funky beat. #

With Excellar8 changing a soloist at the last minute

and Fresh needing to work on their timing,

neither is guaranteed a place in the next round.

Next up, another two groups sing their hearts out.

You have strengths and you have an identity.

It's out of tune all the way through.

I did see glimpses throughout of total performance and brilliance.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven...

'Right, the next act up is Impact from West Sussex.'

And some of the group members, they auditioned as part of The Tempests.

# We built this city on rock'n'roll... #

It'll be quite interesting to see what you think.

# Made a wrong turn once or twice

# Dug my way out, blood and fire

# Bad decisions, that's all right

# Welcome to my silly life

# Mistreated Misplaced, misunderstood

# Miss knowing it's no good

# It didn't slow me down

# Mistaken, always second guessing

# Underestimating Look, I'm still around

# Pretty, pretty, please Don't you ever, ever feel

# Like you're less than Less than perfect

# Pretty, pretty, please Don't you ever, ever feel

# Like you're nothing You are perfect to me

# You're perfect to me

# It's perfect, you're perfect We're perfect

# Pretty, pretty, please Don't you ever, ever feel

# Like you're nothing You are perfect

# To me. #

Aw.

THEY APPLAUD

-You feel they've done it better?

-Yes.

-Do you think that's nerves?

-Yeah.

I think one girl particularly,

who's doing the middle line harmony, just lost it.

She didn't do it at all. It's just nerves.

Impact, wow!

Your soloists, can I just say, that is some of the best vocal

technique that I have heard in young people for a very, very long time.

Absolutely stunning soloists.

ALL: Thank you.

Really, I'm really blown away by your solos. Amazing.

Ensemble wise, it's pitchy. So it's out of tune all the way through.

I'm sure when you watch it back you'll think,

"Oh, my gosh, we are really out of tune there."

You need to work out amongst yourselves who are the people

that are going out of tune, and really help them to just bring it up

so it doesn't slip down.

It was quite a good performance.

I think your theatrical presentation was great, staging was great,

individual voices - fantastic.

I think you have potential.

Whether you make it to the next round, well, we'll have to see.

The song itself,

I thought you performed it like you knew what you were singing about.

I think it's really hard for certain people to go on stage

and sing a song and not know what they are singing about.

But all of you definitely made that shine through.

I could see you knew what you were singing about. So well done, guys.

-How was it?

-Great.

-It was really good.

-A lot of fun.

It was nerve-wracking but I think it's just a great experience.

They did make a few comments, a few critical comments, a few positive

comments. What were your reactions to the judges and what they said?

I think they were very fair. We are definitely going to work on it.

We are going to perfect it.

Having that criticism is really, really good.

That's a good way of looking at it.

I think we all agreed that

they sing the song like they really understand it.

They've got an emotional intelligence.

They've got performance ability. They performed it really well.

They have vocal talent and vocal technique.

The fact that they were pitchy,

do we believe that that is something that they can fix?

Because if it isn't, they can't go through.

If it is, they've got everything else.

# You are perfect to me. #

'Next up it's True To Your Skool from Doncaster.

'An all-girl group, they've got good chemistry and interaction.'

I think they've something different about them - a lot of soul.

They've just got energy. Let's see what you think.

Are you looking forward to it? ALL: Yes!

How are you feeling?

-Just excited! Just excited!

-Excited to see the judges and sing.

And it's a great opportunity, so we should make the most of it.

ALL: Yes!

Shall we take a deep breath together?

THEY BREATHE DEEPLY

All right, take it away.

# Ah ah ah

# Ah ah ah ah

# Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah

# Ah ah

# Oh oh oh

# Oh oh oh oh

# Hold me

# Like the River Jordan

# And I will then say to thee

# You are my friend

# Carry me

# Like you are my brother

# Love me like a mother

# Will you be there?

# Everyone's taking control of me

# Seems that the world's got a role for me

# I'm so confused will you show to me?

# You be there for me and care enough to... #

They're giving it some.

-# Hold me

-Show me

-# Lay your head lowly

-Tell me

-# Softly then boldly

-Yeah

# Carry me there

# I'm only human

# Feed me

# Kiss me and free me

# I will feel blessed

# Will you be there? #

THEY APPLAUD

I've never seen some of them look so nervous.

-Bless them, they've all got little red cheeks, haven't they?

-Yeah.

The way you started that performance was really unique

and different to anything we've seen today.

I think, for me personally, as soon as it started

I was interested to see where it was going to go.

It was like you were welcoming all your friends on stage to perform.

Which was really good,

because it makes you kind of like strong as a unit.

So I was interested to see what you were going to do.

I did see glimpses throughout of total performance

and brilliance, potentially.

The one thing I'd have to say, just some advice,

it has to be consistent.

You have to stay engaged throughout the performance.

The first half was much stronger than the second.

I don't know what happened in the second half, for me,

you kind of lost that energy.

But I still see there is potential for you guys to

function as a unit and be very, very powerful.

I think what showed, particularly in the way you began this,

is you have strength and you have an identity.

What you didn't do was play to your strengths throughout.

The first half was really good.

What I think happened in the second half is,

there are two key changes, by the time it gets to the end

it's gone out of a part of your voice where all of you are strong.

And so there's a change of sound.

When you're in your comfort zone,

in the bit where you all work together, the sound is beautiful.

ALL: Thank you.

What do you think about what the judges said?

Cos they all pretty much said the first half was great

-and the second half...

-Yeah.

-..not so great.

THEY ALL MURMUR IN AGREEMENT

Do you think that was a fair comment?

-Yeah.

-ALL: Yes.

And did you enjoy it?

THEY GIGGLE AND SHOUT

It was amazing!

There was one girl in there who didn't have a solo,

whose voice was the key that locked the whole blend together.

And if that's your role, that's as important a role as the solo is.

Not everybody has to have a solo.

-It's clever the way they did it though.

-It was really clever.

Like what you said, for a Michael Jackson song,

the way they started was kind of operatic.

There was a bit of ballet in there. Love it.

It's the angelic voices, that kind of choir.

Very brave.

# Will you be there? #

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Thank you.

Right, next up we've got Musicality.

Welcome!

I first saw these guys in Cardiff.

I think you'll find the opening soloist very interesting.

What do you think it's going to be like in there?

Very exciting.

Have you ever been in a television studio before?

-We did this last year.

-You were here last year?!

# On a mountain so high it can be... #

They were the newbies.

What have you told these guys about what it feels like

when you're on the stage?

It's really exciting. You've got to ignore the cameras.

And just enjoy it.

They are ready for you, are you ready for them?

ALL: Yes!

# Joyful, joyful

# Lord we adore Thee

# God of Glory, Lord of Love

# Giver of immortal gladness

# Fill us with the light of day

# Joyful, joyful

# Lord we adore Thee

# God of Glory, Lord of Love

# Hearts unfold like flowers before Thee

# Hail Thee as the sun above

# Melt the clouds of sin sin and sadness

# Drive the dark of doubt away

# Drive it away

# Giver of immortal gladness

# What have you done for Him lately?

# Oooh oooh yeah

# What have you done for Him lately?

# He watches over everything

# So we sing

# Fill us with the light of day

# Light of day. #

THEY APPLAUD

How do you think that went?

Yes, it was good. Yeah. I think that the harmonies were bang on.

Yeah, they did all right.

Guys, I really, really enjoyed that.

I love that song so you won me over straight away.

Everything was really natural,

which I think shows a huge sign of how well rehearsed you clearly were.

Your solo part was beautiful. Absolutely brilliant.

I can't believe a voice like that comes out of somebody so little.

It was incredible. All of the vocals together were really slick.

And I think it was a great performance. Well done.

I think vocally, as in unison, the blend is fantastic.

And like the song, Joyful, Joyful, I feel joyful, joyful

when I watch you guys.

Not just our first soloist,

but actually the other two soloists as well, absolutely brilliant vocals.

The ensemble was beautiful.

I've got one little word of advice, which is,

you all look really different, you're all different ages,

which is great, I kind of would like to see some uniformity

somewhere in what you're wearing.

That's my only negative comment. Rest of it, perfect.

ALL: Thanks.

They made some lovely comments, didn't they? ALL: Yeah.

What did you think of what they said to you?

-It was just amazing.

-Absolutely brilliant.

You all deserve a nice relax after that, so go and rest up. Well done.

ALL: Thank you!

Good work.

-Really good voices.

-The harmonies were strong.

I don't know about you guys, I also felt that there was more

people singing than actually were singing when they sang together.

It was just full.

It was a perfect song choice to showcase,

that's an ideal song to showcase how strong they can be.

# Light of day. #

Next up, we have New Creation. They're from Preston.

I saw them in Manchester. They are that kind of five-piece girl band.

I like them. There's something about them that I like.

They're a bit of a conundrum for me

because what I saw is a difference in personnel strength.

Some stand out more.

But I want to see if maybe they've gone away and tightened

things up and maybe encouraged the other ones to come up.

But there's tonal quality in solos that I actually liked.

Let's see.

Hello, New Creation. How are you doing?

Since we last saw you in Manchester, what's been going on?

-Rehearsing a lot?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

As soon as we found out, we were so excited.

So you're all set? Shall we do it?

Yes? You didn't seem sure. Are you sure, New Creation? Shall we do it.

ALL: Yes!

Yes! Let's go and perform!

# Do you think of her

# When you're with me?

# Repeat the memories you made together

# Whose face do you see?

# Do you wish I was a bit more like her?

# Am I too loud?

# I'll play the clown to cover up all these doubts

# Perfect heart, she's flawless

# She's the other woman

# Shining in her splendour

# You were lost

# Now she's gone

-# And I'm picking up the pieces

-Picking up the pieces

# I watch you cry

# But you don't see that I'm the one by your side

# Cos she's gone

-# In her shadow, is it me you see?

-Shadow, is it me you see?

# Cos all that's left is you and I

# And I'm picking up the pieces

# She left behind. #

Oh, she's smiling! She's smiling.

THEY APPLAUD

I closed my eyes and I listened to the most fantastic sound,

both ensemble and your soloists.

I think that you just sound really cool.

You sound like you're full of angst. It sounds intense.

I open my eyes, I see five really scared girls

that look like they can't wait for it to finish

and the torture will be over.

In fact, the biggest smile was from you right at the end, when it's over.

I never have to do that again!

And it shouldn't be that way. Vocally, 100% brilliant.

Visually, there needs to be a lot more.

We've really been trying to work on the visual side of things.

This time, since Manchester.

So, yeah, we will keep working on it.

What I want you to do is take confidence from the fact that

you've got the sound right.

And begin to introduce some of the energy and the joy that's

in the sound into your faces, into your bodies, into what you're doing.

Start believing in yourself, because you're

so much better than your expressions suggest you think you are.

I listen for recordable voices, and I hear that.

I hear some really strong recordable voices that

I could listen to on the radio.

The reality is, even though there's only two soloists that I see

who have stunning voices, you girls need to make sure you don't

see ourselves as backing vocalists, because you're not.

You're a band, and you need to not sing like backing vocalists

when you're singing together.

Oh, now there's some smiles. Now we have the smiles. How are you feeling?

I feel like I need to give you all a big hug after that.

Was it a bit traumatic?

-I think it seemed more traumatic than we expected.

-Right.

And we didn't realise it was showing.

They said there's no need to be like that,

because we're vocally really strong,

and that was encouraging.

-Carrie actually said 100% with the singing, didn't she?

-Yeah.

So it's all about your performance, I think was the main message.

-It's quite a self-conscious time of life, isn't it?

-Yeah.

And I'm seeing that. They look so like, "Please don't look at me."

They sound brilliant, so they've just got to absorb it

and know that they are really good and just make a bit more fearless.

What worries me is they say they've been working on the performance

and visuals since Manchester, but it hasn't changed to me.

As far as the performance and visual, it's the same.

It's that self-conscious, unsure feeling.

The reason I brought them is because of that stunning voice, the voices.

# You left behind. #

So, that was Musicality and New Creation,

two very different performances in terms of energy and confidence,

but will it be the vocals that make the difference?

Coming up, the final two acts take to the stage.

Have 6 String and Diva8 perfected their routines?

I feel like I've just watched a mini musical.

That opening was absolute fantastic. It was spot-on.

It was a little bit pitchy at some points

but, apart from that, I thought it was really good.

Next up, we have 6 String, and they're from Milton Keynes.

I saw these guys in London. Quirky. Let's wait and see.

What's going on in your stomachs and your heads? Are you nervous?

-Excited.

-I was nervous, but now I'm just so excited.

I can't wait to get on the stage.

6 String!

Hey, let's do it, 6 String.

# If you ever find yourself stuck in the middle of the sea

# I'll sail the world to find you

# If you ever find yourself lost in the dark and you can't see

# I'll be the light to guide you

# To find out what we're made of

# When we are called to help our friends in need

# You can count on me like 1, 2, 3 Bom bom bom bom

# I'll be there

# For I know when I need it

# I can count on you like 4, 3, 2 Bom bom bom bom

# You'll be there

# Cos that's what friends are supposed to do

# You'll always have my shoulder when you cry

# I'll never let go Never say goodbye

-# You can count on me like 1, 2, 3

-Bom bom bom bom

# I'll be there

# You can count on me cos I can count on you. #

APPLAUSE

I feel like I've just watched a mini musical. It's fab.

The whole story's going on with the way that you're acting through it.

Great choice of song. Really good choice of song.

I think, John, you were right in saying quirky,

because your interpretation of the song was really quirky.

I love the little country and western move in the middle.

It was just so individual. You were very entertaining.

If there's one note I would give you to watch out for,

it's the breathing.

Your breathing was not always where it should be, which affects

-the pitching, but very entertaining.

-I really enjoyed it.

I thought it was really sweet. I liked the little, bom bom bom bom.

And the dance moves as well. You'll have to teach me that.

But I have to agree, it was a little bit pitchy at some points,

but apart from that, I thought it was really good.

-How was it?

-It was good.

-It was amazing.

-To have those judges give as all those positive comments!

Well done, 6 String. Go and chill out. Bye.

I'm not sure these guys are ready yet for the rigours of having

to come up with three, four different song arrangements,

-different performances, and nail it every time.

-I like their image.

It's different. They just look quite different.

There is a family vibe about them. The harmonies were in, by and large.

Pretty good. Sweet tone.

# You can count on me cos I can count on you. #

Right, next up, we have Diva8 from northeast London.

-I've got one word to describe their sound. Africa.

-Ooh!

So, what do you think that's going to be like, going in there?

It's really exciting. It's a really great opportunity for all of us.

-Which of the judges are you most looking forward to seeing? ALL:

-Joe.

Aw!

# Some nights I stay up cashing in my bad luck

# Some nights I call it a draw

# Some nights I wish that my lips could build a castle

# Some nights I wish they'd just fall off

# But I still wake up I still see your ghost

# Oh, Lord, I'm still not sure what I stand for oh

# What do I stand for? # What do I stand for?

# Most nights I don't know any more

# Oh-oh oh-oh

# Oh-oh oh-oh

# Oh oh

# Whoa oh

# Oh-oh oh-oh

# Oh-oh oh-oh

# Oh oh

# This is it, boys, this is war What are we waiting for?

# Why don't we break the rules already?

# I was never one to believe the hype

# Save that for the black and white

# I try twice as hard And I'm half as liked

# But here they come again to jack my style

# And that's all right

# Well, some nights I wish that this all would end

# Cos I could use some friends for a change

# And some nights I'm scared you'll forget me again

# Some nights I always win

# Sunrise! #

APPLAUSE

I hope Joe makes nice comments

otherwise they're going to be crushed, aren't they?

-They love him.

-Yes.

-Their little faces are looking a bit scared now.

-I know.

Your sound together is brilliant. It sounds really beautiful.

Full of energy but just lift the facial expressions,

the movement. Have a bit more conviction

to match the sound of your voices,

because it's beautiful. You've got nothing to be shy about.

I love your sound. You have a beautiful African sound,

and the harmonies, the choice of harmonies,

the way you're singing the harmonies, they're punchy, they're beautiful.

A great sound. What I'd love to see is that matched

in the way you're expressing yourself facially and in the choreography.

It feels like punchy vocals and just slightly pathetic moving.

So that needs to come up some.

I loved the mixture and the diversity you have for different heights,

the different sizes, the different types,

the different looks, and it all works together.

You're a proper glee club

and you work as a unit vocally. That opening was absolutely fantastic -

it was spot-on!

I think your sound is unique.

Your vocal blend as a group is very tight.

The ensemble is uplifting.

So it's almost like it just, even if you're not trying, the sound

atually sounds like it's coming from the heart.

It's quite an amazing thing.

Joe McElderry has spoken to you.

Joe has spoken to you!

What did he say? Are you happy with what he said?

-ALL:

-Yeah.

Shake off the shyness, girls!

So, do you think if you got to come back, do you think you've got

-that energy you could give? ALL:

-Yeah.

-Do you think there is more from Diva8 that we could see? ALL:

-Yes.

Well, let's hope you get to come back, eh? Fingers crossed. Well done.

I loved their ensemble sound. It's a very African sound, actually, but...

for me they just weren't punchy, physically, to watch.

I think it's confidence, as well.

They seem a bit, "I don't know if I can do that."

If they can lift it a bit,

-then they could be really good.

-The ensemble's powerful together

and then the solos, individually,

kind of could be a bit more.

# Sunrise! #

Here's a quick reminder of the glee clubs that have performed today.

# We are young... #

# Don't stop moving

# Can you feel the music?

# DJ's got us going around

# Around

# Don't stop... #

# You are perfect to me

# You're perfect to me... #

# And I will then say to Thee

# You are my friend... #

# Joyful, joyful Lord, we adore thee

# God of glory, Lord of love... #

# Picking up the pieces

-# Picking up the pieces

-And you'll cry

# But you don't see that I know... #

# Then care for me Like one, two, three

# I'll be there

# Mmm... #

# Some nights I'm scared that you'll forget me again

# Some nights I always win

# Sunrise! #

OK, so all eight groups have now performed but, remember,

not everyone can make it through to the studio heats.

Let's join our judges to find out who, from this second audition show,

will be going through to the next round.

DAVID: Who are we absolutely saying "yes" to?

-Um...

-These ones.

-You'd definitely say "yes" to those?

-Definitely.

That leaves...

On account of their soloists and their AMAZING technique,

these guys. They need to sort out their tuning.

They've got work but if they do the work, they'd be fantastic.

I think they are the ones worth investing some affirmation in.

And I think they will do better.

OK, we've got two more places. Have we got a definite "no"? Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-I agree.

-Also a definite "no" would be...

Yeah. Me too.

So we have two more places and we have three glee clubs.

-The cutesy lot.

-Yeah. Between those two.

-These guys, you cannot deny the singing was better.

-I know.

I know. I'm just...

That's fine. Go with what you know.

There is no other glee club in this competition

-who sing with this style.

-No, no, absolutely not.

Right, that's it!

The five glee clubs going through to the studio heats are...

So, another five acts have made it into the next round

and are one step closer to the live shows.

Thanks to Carrie, David,

John and all our celebrity guests.

Join us next time when the final eight acts will battle it out

for the last five places in the studio heats.

See you next time on Comic Relief Does Glee Club,

the Judges' Auditions! Bye!

To see all of today's performances again,

go to the CBBC website

and click on the links for today's acts.

Next time on Glee Club, the pressure is on!

It's the last Judges' Audition show!

Eight groups are left and only five places remain!

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